Recreation & Parks - 2013 Fall Activities Brochure - Camp Dearborn
Recreation & Parks - 2013 Fall Activities Brochure - Camp Dearborn
Recreation & Parks - 2013 Fall Activities Brochure - Camp Dearborn
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camp dearborn<strong>2013</strong> <strong>Fall</strong> <strong>Activities</strong> CAMP DEARBORN<strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Dearborn</strong> is the city’s unique 626-acre recreational retreat near Milford, approximately 35 milesnorthwest of <strong>Dearborn</strong> City Hall.Established in 1948, <strong>Camp</strong> <strong>Dearborn</strong> offers a wide range of recreational venues and amenities, including ahalf-mile of sandy beach, athletic fields and tennis courts, shaded picnic areas, swimming and fishing lakes,concession stand, miniature golf course, 27-hole championship golf course and family-oriented campingfacilities.Gate Admission<strong>2013</strong> Season Stickers ($25 for residents and $35 for non-residents)are valid through May 23, 2014.Vehicles not registered on a camping site or which don’t have aSeason Sticker are assessed a daily admission fee.Resident Automobile Admission Fees:May 26-September 30, <strong>2013</strong>* $4Weekdays after 5 p.m. $3October 1, <strong>2013</strong>-May 24, 2014 $3Special Events $10*<strong>Dearborn</strong> senior citizens (age 60 and over) are admitted freewith proof of age and residency.Non-Resident Automobile Admission Fees:Through September 30, <strong>2013</strong>** $6Weekdays after 5 p.m. $3October 1, <strong>2013</strong>-May 24, 2014 $3**Non-resident senior citizens are charged the daily resident rate.Overnight <strong>Camp</strong>ingOvernight campers stay in Tent Village 1, where they have theoption of providing their own tent or camping vehicle, or reservinga stay in one of the 118 tents or 30 cabins maintained by <strong>Camp</strong><strong>Dearborn</strong>.<strong>Camp</strong>sites<strong>Camp</strong>ers providing their own tent or RV may select fromsites that provide either (1) electric, water and sewer or (2) justelectric. All sites also include a fire pit, grill and picnic table,20-50 amp service and access to a near-by dump station.Off Season Rates (excluding October 11-13, 18-20 and 25-27,<strong>2013</strong>):Electric (Nightly/Weekly) $19/$114Electric/Water/Sewer (Nightly/Weekly) $27/$162<strong>Camp</strong>ing rates are based upon one camping unit per site.A minimum three-night stay is required on holiday weekends.<strong>Camp</strong>ing sites may be rented only by campers ages 21 and overand verification of age may be required.Picnic/Shelter ReservationsPicnic shelters and shaded picnic areas may be reserved forfamily gatherings, business outings, parties or picnics.Shelters, capable of accommodating up to 50 people (excludingthe Pony Shelter), include a refrigerator/stove unit, charcoal grill,electrical outlets and six picnic tables.In-Season (through September 2, <strong>2013</strong>) Shelter* Rates:Weekdays $25Weekends/Holidays $80*Pony Shelter rate on weekends and holidays is $50Off-Season (September 3, <strong>2013</strong>-May 19, 2014) Shelter Rates:Weekdays $25Weekends/Holidays $25Specific picnic areas at the camp may be reserved for upto 5000 picknickers. The cost is based upon the number ofparticipants.Participants Permit Fee DepositUp to 100 $75 None101-300 $150 NoneOver 300 $250 $25020<strong>Dearborn</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong> & <strong>Parks</strong> (313) 943-2576 or www.campdearborn.com
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